Korea Post will launch its Youth Future Savings product on June 22 as a new participating provider of a government policy finance programme aimed at helping young people build assets. Eligible applicants are aged 19 to 34 and meet income requirements, with some small business owners also able to join if household income criteria are met. The three-year savings plan offers a base rate of 5.0 percent, with preferential rates and an event bonus lifting the maximum to 8.0 percent.

Korea Post will roll out a post office debit card-based local love voucher service in Bonghwa County in North Gyeongsang Province and Gokseong County in South Jeolla Province. It will launch the Post Office Bonghwa Love Card on June 10 and the Post Office Gokseong Simcheong Voucher on June 24. Users can pay even when top-up balances are insufficient, within their account balance, and receive cashback and discounts.